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Using Positive Language - Get Better Results by Communicating More Effectively
In this article the author provides ways to use language to receive more positive receptions from your communication - oral or written. In this article we are going to be looking at ways you can communicate in a more positive way that is more likely to elicit cooperation rather than argument or confrontation. Whether you are communicating with clients/customers, your staff, or other government employees, you can use positive language to project a helpful, positive image rather than a destructive negative one.
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Seven Dynamics of Change - Free Article
Whatever the kinds of change that people encounter, there are certain patterns of response that occur and re-occur. It is important that change leaders understand some of these patterns, since they are normal outcomes of the change process. Understanding them allows leaders to avoid over-reacting to the behaviours of people who, at times, seem to be reacting in mysterious, non-adaptive ways. Read the author's take on the major dynamics of change.
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Turning Around Negative Attitudes
The author has several good suggestions for turning around negative attitudes in the workplace. See how modeling your own behaviour and acknowledging the negativity can help shake out the negatives in your workplace. Read the article for other positive ideas.
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The Problem With Pop Psychology In The Workplace - Free Article
More and more writers are publishing books on psychology for the general public. These books (and also videos and tapes) help authors and psychologists get their theories and ideas out to a broad public, hence the term "pop(ular) psychology". The good news is that people unschooled in psychology can learn from these kinds of books even if they unlikely to read psychology textbooks or professional journals . The bad news is that people unschooled in psychology can learn from these kinds of books even if they are unlikely to read psychology textbooks or professional journals.
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